Tag Archives: Marilyn Green

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Marilyn Green recently photographed a Common Buckeye Butterfly.

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Several days later Marlee Little photographed Common Buckeye caterpillars. Here's a photo of one of them.

Common Buckeye caterpillar by Marlee Little (Large)

I learned from Ron LeValley that this butterfly breeds nearly all year long so it's not unusual to see both the caterpillars and the butterflies at the same time.

A flashier cousin of Common Buckeyes - Monarchs - are migrating through our area now.

Thanks to Marilyn and Marlee for allowing me to share their photos with you here.

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A Ling Cod watches over her eggs and protects them from predators. So how did these eggs come to be washed up on a beach? Marilyn Green photographed them, and a Gull that was feasting on them.

Gull eating Lingcod eggs by Marilyn Green Close-up of Lingcod eggs washed up on the beach by Marilyn GreenAbove is a close up photo of the eggs.

Thanks to Marilyn for allowing me to share her photos with you here.

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What a strange-looking moth Marilyn Green saw. Will Ericson identified as an Autographa Moth.

Autographa, a unique moth by Marilyn Green

Do you see the face on the back of this moth? I sure do. These moths are nectar feeders.

Thanks to Marilyn for allowing me to share her photo with you here.